NCNLA Members Coastal
- Carolina Seasons Nursery
- Fishing Creek Tree Farm
- Five Oaks Nursery
- Gary's Nursery
- Green Biz Nursery and Landscape
- Growing Wild Nursery
- Middle Sound Landscaping, Inc.
- Morris Nursery & Landscaping
- Muddy Waters Aquatic Nursery
- Parker Bark
- Seaside Mulch
- Smith's Nursery
- Southview Greenhouse
- Star Ridge Auatics
- The Plant Park
- United Turf
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- Appledoorn Landscape Nursery
- Big Horse Creek Farm
- Carolina Native Nursery
- Fry Nursery & Landscape
- Haiku Bamboo Nursery
- Harmony Gardens Nursery
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- Jacobs Creek Stone Co.
- Jericho Farms
- Jesse Israel and Sons Nursery
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- North Carolina Ginseng & Goldenseal Co.
- North Lake Christmas Tree Nursery
- Owens Orchids
- Pine Lake Nursery & Landscaping
- Pleasant Ridge Nursery and Landscaping
- Price Nursery
- Quaker Meadows Nursery
- Reems Creek Valley Nursery
- Rux Gardens
- Sam's Nursery
- Santa's Trees
- Southeastern Natives
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- The Mustard Seed Market
- Turf Mountain Sod
- Watauga Country Farmer's Market
- Western North Carolina Green News
- Wildcat Ridge Farm
- Wolfc Ceek Tree Farm
NCNLA Members Piedmont
- A & A Plants
- A.B. Seed Company Farmers Market Garden Center
- Adcock's Nursery
- Atlantic Avenue Orchid and Garden Center
- Bland Landscaping
- Boundary Waters Farm
- Bountiful Gardens Greenhouse
- Camelia Forest
- Chirs' Greenhouse
- Color Landscapes
- Daddy Pete's Plant Pleaser
- DeWaynes
- Dickinson Garden Center
- Fairview Garden Center
- Family Home and Garden Center
- Finch's Blueberries
- Flynthill Farm
- Fountain Landscaping
- Frank's Perennial Border
- Gar-Mac Irrigation
- Garden Eureka
- Garden Gate Nurseries
- Garden Supply Company
- Golden Leaf Nursery
- Gossett Nursery
- GreenView Garden Center
- Guildford Garden Center
- H & H Farm Machine Company
- Heaven Sent Roses
- Homewood Nursery
- Kiefer Landscaping
- King's Greenhouse
- L.A. Reynolds Garden Showcase
- LanArc
- Landvision Designs
- Living Landscapes
- Logan's Trading Company
- McDonnell Horticulture
- Mitchell's Nursery and Greenhouse
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- Niche Gardens
- Nichols Nursery
- Norwood Road Garden Center
- Page Road Garden Center
- Piedmont Turf
- Plant Delights Nursery
- Planting For You
- Tarheel Native Trees
- Terragen Nursery
- The Garden Hut
- Tom's Creek Farm & Nursery
- Trees 2 Go
- TriPlants
- Turtle Creek Nursery
- Watson's Nursery
- Whitaker Farm
- Wright Brother's Services
North Carolina Blogs
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- Best Garden Blogs
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- Defining Your Home, Garden and Travel
- Finding Plant Treasurers in the Foothills
- FlowerGardenGirl™
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- Gardening With Confidence®
- Green Nursery
- Heartland Ramblings
- Leave me Alone I'm Digging
- Leave me alone, I'm digging
- Morgan Creek Chronicles
- Nevertheless…
- Notes and News from Shady Grove Gardens
- Outside Clyde
- Randy and Meg's Garden Paradise
- Seven b Gardener
- Squash's Garden
- Western North Carolina Green News
North Carolina Public Gardens
North Carolina Websites
- BuyNCPlants.com
- Carolina Gardener
- Carolina Outdoors Guide
- Garden Club of North Carolina
- Garden Coach Directory
- Gardening Carolina Forum
- Gardening With Confidence®
- JC Raulston Arboretum
- News from JoCoPlants
- North Carolina Master Gardener
- Poisonous Plants of North Carolina
- Seaside Mulch
- Triangle Gardener
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- Garden Variety – The Baltimore Sun
- Gardening for Nature
- Gardening Gone Wild
- Gardening While Intoxicated
- Gardening With Confidence®
- Gardens of the Wild, Wild, West
- Growing a Garden in Davis
- Grumpy Gardener – Southern Living Magazine
- Hosta Farm
- http://colorlandscapes.wordpress.com/
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- In The Garden
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- Mr. McGregor's Daughter
- My Corner of Katy
- Nancy's Garden Spot
- Over Planted – Tom Fischer
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- perryswatergardens.net
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- Red Dirt Ramblings
- Robert's Tropical Paradise Garden
- Sanctuary Native Plants
- Seasonal Wisdom
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2011 Amsonia hubrichtii Perennial Plant Association Plant of the Year
Each year, the Perennial Plant Association, with experts weighing in from all over, vet plants for gardeners, selecting an outstanding and easily grown perennial. Continue reading
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Happy Thanksgiving By: Helen Yoest The TarHeelGardening blog is published and edited by Helen Yoest. For more information on Tarheel Gardening, please visit our website at Tarheel Gardening – your online resource for North Carolina gardening enthusiasts.
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Proven Winners GoldDust
Name: Mecardonia hybrid ‘GoldDust’™ Zones: Hardy to 9 – 11. An annual in NC Size: 2 -5 inches tall and spread 12 – 16 inch spread. Conditions: Sun; normal moisture Proven Winners has many gardeners and garden writers, like me, … Continue reading
How-to Deter Voles
If your hostas were here today and gone tomorrow, you were very likely visited by a vole. Voles feed on a variety of herbaceous plants with particular fondness for hostas, roses, and camellias. Continue reading
How-to Deter Deer
How often have you heard, “They will eat anything if they are hungry enough?” This is true. Even people who know little to nothing about deer, know this to be true. As the populations grow and grow, the need … Continue reading
How-to Divide Perennials
Are you finding your daylily bloom numbers fading? Is your Sedum splaying? Do your daisies die out in the center? Have your hostas become too big for their homes? Dividing perennials can rejuvenate older plantings and give you more plants. Continue reading